Wooden Indigenous Woman Statue

This is a wooden statue of an indigenous woman. It is made of wood and shows the figure carrying a basket on her back and holding a staff. It would make a great decorative item for your home. 1950s Pair Igort Ibilao Hunter Tribesmen Hand Carved Island Mahogany ... Wood Original Sculptures & Figurines Hand-carved wooden statue, likely a vintage tribal warrior sculpture from the mid-20th century, possibly depicting an Ibilao or Igorot tribesman from the Philippines. Hand-carved wooden statue or sculpture, likely intended as a decorative or collectible art piece. Similar figures are often identified as originating from the Philippines, specifically depicting Ibilao or Igorot tribesmen, and are frequently dated to the 1950s. The figure appears to be a male tribal member, potentially a hunter or tradesman, as suggested by the staff and basket he carries, typical of traditional hunter-gatherer or tradesman figures. The sculpture is likely carved from Island Mahogany or a similar type of wood commonly used in the Philippines for such carvings.The carving exhibits a figurative and traditional art style, reflecting the cultural aesthetics of the region and the time period.

• ConditionLike new
• Dimensionsclose to 3 ft